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Sun 09/05/10 at 12:12
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I have just used the image names that i have given each image eg 1234image 1235image etc

I read that for SEO it is better to actually name your image with your site keywords in mind eg for me brown_rat NOT image 1234

My question is
1. with the various bits of freeola stuff in front eg
https://sitebuilder.freeola.com/ media/ images/user-images/7964/

then the image name will it still make a difference? giving it a "proper" name or does all the other stuff in front make it a waste of time

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Hugh

www.guardianpestcontrol.co.uk
Tue 11/05/10 at 17:55
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Hmmm... wrote:
> Hi Dragonlance,
> See my
> IE8
> Ramblings
thread for some ALT/TITLE discussion :¬)

^^
What he said, lol <3
Tue 11/05/10 at 11:43
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Hi Dragonlance,
See my IE8 Ramblings thread for some ALT/TITLE discussion :¬)







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Tue 11/05/10 at 10:28
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Don't get me started on that Dragonlance, but they both serve different roles.
Mon 10/05/10 at 21:22
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Thanks everyone:-)
Mon 10/05/10 at 18:47
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LukeM wrote:
> I doubt it matters with CSS background images, but when using the
> <img /> element as Hmmm... has stated in theory
> using a descriptive name is better, but don't forget helpful, yet
> tactical alt attributes can help both SEO and your website
> visitors who might opt out of loading images or are using a
> screen reader.

Also do use 'alt' and 'title' attributes together - may seem to be one and the same thing, but Firefox recognises 'title' but not 'alt' :-)
Mon 10/05/10 at 10:32
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I doubt it matters with CSS background images, but when using the <img /> element as Hmmm... has stated in theory using a descriptive name is better, but don't forget helpful, yet tactical alt attributes can help both SEO and your website visitors who might opt out of loading images or are using a screen reader.
Mon 10/05/10 at 08:33
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Reminds me that I should do the same...

...a few pages have been done, but need a lot of work renaming the images!

Thanks for the info Hmmm...
Sun 09/05/10 at 17:27
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Thanks Hmm I will then start changing them

Regards
Hugh
Sun 09/05/10 at 13:35
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Hi Dograt,
In theory using descriptive image file names will help improve results for Search Engine 'image searches' (along with other factors like Image Alt tag/Image Title tag/Page content).

The SEs will ignore the Freeola part of the path and focus on the name of the jpg/gif/png.


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Sun 09/05/10 at 12:12
Regular
Posts: 190
I have just used the image names that i have given each image eg 1234image 1235image etc

I read that for SEO it is better to actually name your image with your site keywords in mind eg for me brown_rat NOT image 1234

My question is
1. with the various bits of freeola stuff in front eg
https://sitebuilder.freeola.com/ media/ images/user-images/7964/

then the image name will it still make a difference? giving it a "proper" name or does all the other stuff in front make it a waste of time

Regards
Hugh

www.guardianpestcontrol.co.uk

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